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Reinventing Citiesvidence that human capital is the ultimate economic driver for long-run urban health. In Professor Edward Glaeser’s article, ., he analyzes how Boston has survived and reinvented itself during each economic downturn.

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The Cause of Urban RegulationA New Measure of the Local Regulatory Environment for Housing Markets: The Wharton Residential Land Use Regulatory Index” (2008). The goal of the authors is to explain this measure of regulation and the underlying data in order to provide a basis for future analysis of housing markets with regard to regulation.

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Poverty and the Role of Public Transportation reason for central city poverty. The goal of the research was to develop a theory of urban centralization that should explain the separation of the poor and non-poor, and why given this relationship the poor choose to live in the center of cities.

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Land Use Regulationomings and uncertainties, and wanted to further analyze the topic with a new and improved model. His main goals of the paper were to find out whether increased land use regulation restrictions did in fact have a monetary effect (and if so, in what ways) on developed houses and vacant land.

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Regulation and Housing Prices in Manhattan housing stock in Manhattan has grown by less than 10?%. In this paper, Glaeser et al. (2005) argue that the limited supply of housing in Manhattan is the consequence of an increasingly restrictive regulatory environment and strict land-use restrictions.